Hellions stream Quality Of Life
Hear track from Sydney hardcore band's upcoming third album
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Hellions have made their song Quality Of Life available to stream.
It’s lifted from their upcoming as-yet-untitled third album, the follow-up to 2015’s Indian Summer, and is due for release this year.
Drummer Anthony Caruso previously told TeamRock: “We’re a very passionate band and put our heart and soul into every song. We just love playing music and we’ve been doing this since we were 13.
“It’s been quite a while for us, but that’s what we’ve been working towards the whole time. Playing music to people in other countries is our goal.”
Hellions will appear at the Slam Dunk festivals this weekend.
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